Cedar Mesa Collection

The Mokee Dugway road descends from Cedar Mesa, in the Valley of the Gods, Utah, United States of America, North America

View from Panorama Point, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

Eroded sandstone buttes and badlands, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

Capitol Reef National Park Scenic Drive

The Castle, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

Fallen Roof House Cedar Mesa Bears Ears National Monument, Utah

Cedar Mesa Bears Ears National Monument. Utah

U. S. A. Utah, Fallen Roof Ruin cliff dwelling
U.S.A. Utah, Fallen Roof Ruin cliff dwelling

Moki Rock along the Moki Dugway, part of Highway 261, which rises up from Valley of the Gods and Cedar Mesa, Utah, United States of America, North America

USA, Utah, Bluff. Creosote bush growing from boulder

House on Fire Ruin, Cedar Mesa, Bears Ears National Monument, Utah, USA

USA, Utah, Bluff. Monarch Cave Ruin near Butler Wash on Cedar Mesa. (Large format sizes available)

The South Fork of Mule Canyons House on Fire Ruin is one of the most spectacular Anasazi ruins on Utahs Cedar Mesa. It is approximately a 2 mile hike from Utahs Highway 95, west of Blanding

Wash ruins, Painted hand prints at Double Stack Ruin on Cedar Mesa, Utah

North America, USA, Utah, Cedar Mesa. Fallen Roof Ruin, Cedar Mesa, UT

Cap Rock Ruin, Cedar Mesa WIlderness Area, UT

North America, USA, Utah. Duck Headed Man Petroglyph, Cedar Mesa, UT

USA, Utah, Blanding. Fallen Roof Ruin in Road Canyon on Cedar Mesa

USA, Utah, Cedar Mesa. Red flowers of claret cup cactus in bloom on slickrock

USA, Utah, Muley Point, Cedar Mesa, San Juan River Canyon, Monument Valley, Sunlight on sandstone slabs

Ancient Indian Granaries, Road Canyon, Cedar Mesa, Utah, United States of America, North America

USA, Utah, Cedar Mesa. Native American dwelling known as House on Fire, situated in South Fork Mule Canyon in the Cedar mesa, Utah

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Cedar Mesa: A Hidden Gem of Southwest Utah Nestled in the heart of the Colorado Plateau, Cedar Mesa stands as a testament to the rich history and natural beauty that define this region. As you traverse the Mokee Dugway road, be prepared for an awe-inspiring descent from this majestic mesa. Along Highway 261, which rises up from Valley of the Gods and Cedar Mesa, lies the remarkable Moki Rock. This towering formation serves as a gateway to an ancient world, inviting visitors to explore its captivating mysteries. Within Bears Ears National Monument on Cedar Mesa's rugged terrain lies Fallen Roof Ruin. This cliff dwelling whispers tales of past civilizations and offers a glimpse into their lives. The ruins stand proudly against time, reminding us of our connection to those who came before us. Bluff, a town near Cedar Mesa, showcases nature's resilience with creosote bushes growing tenaciously from boulders, and is here that we witness Mother Nature's ability to thrive even in seemingly inhospitable environments. House on Fire Ruin is another marvel found within Bears Ears National Monument on Cedar Mesa. Its name aptly describes the mesmerizing effect created by sunlight filtering through rock formations resembling flickering flames. This sight truly ignites one's imagination and leaves an indelible mark on every visitor fortunate enough to witness it. Monarch Cave Ruin near Butler Wash beckons adventurers with its hidden treasures waiting to be discovered amidst stunning sandstone cliffs. Exploring these ancient dwellings allows us to connect intimately with ancestral cultures and gain insight into their way of life. The South Fork of Mule Canyons House on Fire Ruin stands out among all others as one of Cedar Mesa's most spectacular sights. Here, nature has carved intricate patterns into sandstone walls while preserving remnants of human habitation—a true testament to both natural forces and human ingenuity coexisting harmoniously.